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everybody Hey everybody, welcome back to another whiskey quickie, and we are looking at Mictor's 10-year-old

straight rye whiskey. Now, of course, 10 years old coming from Mictxtur's, which is always nice to see to actually

have a 10-year-old Kentucky rye.

You don't really see that too often, so...

Or ever.

Or ever, per se.

So having this always come out is always a pleasure to be able to see.

But this actually was released back in June of 2021, and this is the only Rye

release of 2021. It is bottled at 92.8 proof and has a SRP, a retail price, of $170. Wow. Are the

proofs on these consistent, or they change it from batch to batch?

That's a good question. Yeah. I was like, here, hold that thought. Grab that one right behind you there because I'm pretty sure this is from a...

Yep, 92.8. There you go. So there we go. So there we go. There was last year's release right next to it. So it is consistent. It is consistent. They have dialed it down to like the point. The point proof. I love it. All right. So let's go ahead and we'll love details. Dive in with the notes, or the nose here. I mean, some oak on there. Yeah, some good fruits, though. Yeah, I'm trying to, like,

it's not a spearman or a dill, or at least in my opinion, I think it's a lot more fruit forward.

Yeah, yeah, it's a lot more fruit forward. Yeah, it's definitely more on like the grape date, kind of dark, like, birds on, on that kind of spectrum.

It's definitely not a, usually with rise, you get kind of spearmony, which that's not a fruit, but you get more citrusy,

you know, like kind of...

But you get that typically like an Indiana rye, which this one is, of course, not, but you

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